Saturday, August 20: Wacker Brewing of Lancaster, Pennsylvania

-Iron Horse Lager | served with spicy Thai noodles

-Polinator IPA | served with shrimp and avocado lettuce wrap

-Mean Cup Coffee Stoudt | served with coffee-rubbed BBQ pork ribs

-Dunkel | served with sticky toffee cake

Exclusive Online Rates
$70 per person

Price includes:
– 45-minute steam train ride through Amish Country
– Beer from local breweries
– Freshly made food pairings from Café 1832
– PA State Sales Tax
– 20% gratuity

Space is limited to 24 people. Ticket holders must be 21 years old or older with proper ID.

What To Expect?
The boarding for the Tap Takeover Aboard the Strasburg Train is 15 minutes before the scheduled departure. All guests must have their photo ID ready when boarding. Then, prepare to sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride!

On the 45-minute journey through the heart of Pennsylvania’s Amish Country, sample delicious dishes prepared by our Café 1832 paired with the featured beers.

In accordance with Pennsylvania law, alcohol is only served during the train ride. Strasburg Rail Road is not permitted to serve alcoholic beverages while the train is berthed in the Station.

Join us Saturday August 20th to close our season with with Fast Lane, Lancaster's own award winning modern country/rock band, here at the park! https://www.facebook.com/fastlanepa

Entertainment begins at 6:30pm. Free Admission. All ages welcome. Concert guests are advised to bring blankets and lawn chairs for seating on the park’s terraced amphitheater. An assortment of food & cold beverages will be available for purchase: Check out tonight's food vendor: Tribbq.com and Rice's Italian water ice. (Coolers and alcoholic beverages are prohibited.)

The Sounds of Strasburg Summer Concert Series 2022 Lineup includes Big Fat Meanies on June 25th; Servant Stage presents "Rock Around the Clock" 50s tribute on July 9; Steven Courtney Band of Friends on August 6th; and Fast Lane on August 20.

Many Thanks to our Gold Sponsors Strasburg Dental Group & Alere Family Health; Silver Sponsor Sound Focus LLC; and Bronze Sponsors Bachman/Snyder Funeral Home, Cherry Crest Adventure Farm, Shear Fade Salon, GR Mitchell Building Supply.

Ample parking can be found along Precision Avenue and the adjacent municipal lot off of Hampden Ave. The park’s small parking lot located at 151 Precision Avenue, Strasburg, is reserved for handicapped accessible parking. Any further inquiries may be directed to soundsofstrasburgconcertseries@gmail.com or by direct message.

The Strasburg Heritage Society marks its 50th anniversary this year!
We invite you to join the celebration
at the Strasburg Heritage Fest, on October 7th and 8th. We present this free-admission event in appreciation of the wonderful community that we serve, in and around Strasburg. We extend the same welcome to anybody who has an interest in history, preservation, and restoration. Heritage Fest will be held in Strasburg at the Strasburg Heritage Society’s property at 122 South Decatur Street and across the street in the Fellowship Hall of the Strasburg Presbyterian Church.
Heritage Fest will have something for everyone, young and old. The events reflect the Society’s mission
to preserve, restore, educate, and foster an appreciation for our rich historic and cultural inheritance.

Around town:
Learn about Strasburg by taking a narrated tour of the town in a horse-drawn
carriage! (Carriage ride tickets must be purchased)
The Shroy House: We will have an open house of the Society’s c.1793 “Shroy House” which is undergoing a meticulous restoration to its original glory.

In the Tent:
o The morning will feature an “Old House Clinic” series of lectures focused on care of old houses. Experts will present on topics including Paint Aesthetics and Application, Repair of Wood Rot, Care and Repair of Historic Stone & Brickwork, and Preservation and Repair of Original Windows*. Afterward, meet the presenters in the church hall for one on one conversation. *tentative
o Entertaining presentations on Strasburg history and culture will be offered in the afternoon, with topics including: Ladies’ Fashions of the Past, Strasburg’s Fountain in Center Square, Memories of Strasburg from 75 Years Ago, Strasburg’s Educator and Poet John L. Shroy, and others.

In the Presbyterian Church hall:
o See select items from the Strasburg Heritage Society’s collection.
o Bring your own antiques & heirlooms for display, to help show what life in our town was like
in days gone by.
o Bring photographic prints or slides of Strasburg to be digitally scanned at our photo scanning
station, to help the Society expand the photographic record of Strasburg.
o Share your own recollections of life in Strasburg at our oral history recording station.

For the children:
o Kids can try their hands at crafts from 50 years ago (yes, the 1970s!)
o Face painting
o Games
And more! There will be music and several food trucks to help make your day enjoyable